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Originally Posted by Musiclab  The thing with sax is the player really determines the sound. There is an alto player who album I produced named Paula Atherton, she has an enormous sound, whereas there are tenor players I've recorded who are good players but sound much thinner with the same setup. So part of recording yourself is also a bit of a reality check on your own sound. | yeah, i've been keeping this in mind as i'm looking at different mics, and trying to find one with a demo that sounds like me. my tenor and alto playing is usually more reserved, but i want to be able to blow when i need to, you know?
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music computer: 17-860, 8gb DDR3 1333, 2tb of hard drive space, 2 28" monitors, w7 64-bit
main computer: i7-860, 4gb DDR3 1333, GTX 260 core 216, 8.5tb of hard drive space, 3 monitors, w7 32-bit
want list: NHT M-00 (x2), NHT S-00, audio technica ATH-450 (x2), cascade fat head II (w/ lundhal transformer), grado "music series two" headphones, sennheiser HD280 pro headphones, and either the m-audio profire 2626 interface or the focusrite saffire pro 40 interface. i have expensive tastes!
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